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This paper examines classifier-based guardrails like Prompt Guard 2 used to defend large language models against prompt injection and jailbreak attacks, revealing their opaque internal decision logic. It introduces explainable AI techniques to analyze and improve the detection of adversarial manipu...
This paper examines classifier-based guardrails like Prompt Guard 2 used to defend large language models against prompt injection and jailbreak attacks, revealing their opaque internal decision logic. It introduces explainable AI techniques to analyze and improve the detection of adversarial manipu...
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Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly deployed in production systems, raising concerns about their exposure to adversarial manipulation through prompt injection and jailbreak attacks. Classifier-based guardrails, such as Prompt Guard 2, are widely used as a first line of defense against such attacks, but...
Understanding and improving defenses against prompt injection is critical as LLMs are increasingly deployed in production environments vulnerable to adversarial attacks. Enhanced transparency in guardrail mechanisms can strengthen AI security and trustworthiness.
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